Chief Keef Fan Page Running An Investment Scam On Instagram

Chief Keef Instagram post

Chicago rapper and gang member, Chief Keef, real name Keith Cozart, is being impersonated on Instagram by a fan site telling its 142,000 followers they can make money fast by sending him their cash. Some have been duped into thinking it is Chief Keef. The promised rate of return for one's investment is highly suspect. It has the appearance of an investment scam.

    

Chief Keef (seated left) and fellow rapper Capo (seated right). Capo was recently shot to death in an act of gang violence that also left a 1-year-old baby dead.

Said page needs to be careful regarding this behavior, because in the event people send money and do not receive the promised returns on their investment, they will report it to the authorities and that could lead to serious legal trouble, including prison time for all involved in not delivering what was promised. And these things can be traced over the internet.

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A member of rapper Chief Keef's GBE/Glo Gang rapping collective, Capo, real name Marvin Carr, was shot and killed in Chicago, Illinois on Saturday July 11, 2015. Capo was murdered in an act of gang violence. His last moments were caught on mobile phone video, as he lay dying on the ground.

Capo

The suspects also killed a 13-month-old baby in attempting to flee. Toddler, Dillan Harris, sat in his stroller with his mother standing by, while waiting for the bus and was run over by the killers. Harris' horrified mother stated after the hit and run, "When I looked up they were just there. I tried my best to save my baby. I knew he was gone. I never imagined this would happen. My son gone so soon."

Chief Keef and Capo

Capo's Instagram photos

The baby was found face down in the fetal position after being struck and killed by the speeding car as the killers made their getaway. 21-year-old gang member Antoine Watkins has been arrested and charged with murder, attempting to evade arrest, driving without a license and driving without insurance.

Antoine Walker's mug shot after being arrested

Crime scene reveals baby stroller to the left

Dillian Harris

A look at Capo's Instagram and Twitter pages reveals a life spent on drugs, guns and women. It is regrettable he chose a life of drugs, promiscuity, violence and being involved in gang activity, as it robbed him of a future, in claiming his life at an early age. Chief Keef, real name Keith Cozart, has been under police investigation for the past few years, as the suspect in a gang murder he bragged about on social networking. Keef later deleted the item from Instagram and Twitter.

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19-year-old trouble prone Chicago rapper, Chief Keef, real name Keith Cozart, has been unceremoniously dropped from his multi-million dollar record deal with Interscope Records, without all the terms and payments of the deal being fulfilled. Keef and Interscope have been having disagreements about the direction of his new album and career overall.

Cozart has had many run-ins with the law and spent time in juvenile detention centers. He recorded a few singles and released them to the internet, which garnered a significant amount of attention in the rap world. He was signed to Interscope Records on a deal thought to be worth up to $7,000,000. He was given a $1,000,000 advance to record his 2012 debut CD "Finally Rich." Keef had a few successful singles, but his debut CD flopped, selling approximately 200,000 copies over its main shelf life.

In addition to the $1,000,000 advance, very little of which was used to produce his low budget CD and videos, Keef earned money from doing concerts in clubs and small venues. However, Keef experienced money problems. For nearly two-years the Judiciary Report warned about Keef's wild spending and that it would lead to trouble. Then he was evicted from his home. Keef chose to rent and not buy, which the Judiciary Report advised against. He also purchased several sports cars, another move the Judiciary Report warned against.

Now that he has been dropped from his record deal, which the Judiciary Report knew was coming, he is going to face greater financial issues. Keef needs to sell most of the cars and put his remaining cash into buying a home, via mortgage, opening a savings account and looking into legitimate, legal ways to start a small business to generate revenues, as the music and sports industries are not a sure thing. It never is for anyone.

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17-year-old rapper Chief Keef has a very chaotic life. From a string of arrests to child support issues, his career has been struggling under the weight of legal cases. Things just became more complicated. A new child support case has been filed against Keef, real name Keith Cozart, by 29-year-old Erica Early (her last name is ironic under the circumstances considering she was late, as in pregnant). At age 28, Early was impregnated by a 16-year-old Keef. DNA tests revealed he is the father of her baby and she is seeking child support payments from the millionaire rapper. 

Keef has a slew of other cases pending in court and has been sentenced to 90-days in jail for failing a drug test. Keef turned himself in to authorities this week and began serving his sentence. Last month Keef was sentenced to 20-days in jail on another drug test violation, but was released after one day due to overcrowding.

Chief Keef In A World Of Legal Trouble With Lawsuits And A Judge Ordering His Arrest

Chief Keef

17-year-old juvenile delinquent rapper, Chief Keef, real name Keith Cozart, is in more legal trouble than he can shake a stick at. An Illinois judge has issued a warrant for his arrest, ordering him jailed for missing a child support court hearing, regarding the $20,000 in back payments Keef owes the underage mother of his young daughter.

Chief Keef and his daughter

Weeks prior, another judge hit Keef with a $250,000 judgment for skipping a show in London, England which damaged the promoter's name and cost the company Team Major $75,000 in advance fees. This week it was announced another planned Chief Keef show arranged by a different promoter has been cancelled by promoter ScoreMore, who fears the rapper is going to jail. Keef has also been sued by his landlord Georghe Simoniak-Sas for $10,000 in back rent on the 6-bedroom Illinois mansion he has been renting for $4,700 per month.

A few of Chief Keef's cars

Keef signed a record deal thought to be worth $6,000,000. He received a hefty advance. His songs and videos cost very little to produce. He is frequently seen flashing large wads of cash. He should not be facing financial problems. His spending may lend a clue as to what has transpired with his finances, as Keef has purchased a series of luxury vehicles worth $1,000,000 (an Audi Spyder, Lamborghini, Ferrari, Bentley and BMW). He also has a drug and alcohol problem and with lack of sobriety present, one will end up delinquent on financial obligations and missing important court dates.

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After apologizing to rapper Chief Keef for slamming his song "I Hate Being Sober" copyright infringing pop singer Katy Perry received a "I'm sorry then too" message on Twitter from the Chicago teen. After the rapper read Perry's comments about his song giving her "serious doubt for the world" Keef threatened to "smack the sh** out of her" and write a diss track about her.

Katy Perry has been having a tough time of late with lawsuits for copyright infringement and her religious parents calling her a "devil child" for her debauched behavior in Hollywood.

Perry was so terrified after his comments in response to her statement, she referred to Chief Keef as "Mr. Keef" (LOL). His real name is Keith Cozart. As stated yesterday, the Judiciary Report hoped they could work things out and shortly after they did and buried the hatchet.

Incarcerated Rapper Chief Keef Becomes Daddy Keef As He Is Sued For Getting 13-Year-Old 8th Grade School Girl Pregnant

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While 17-year-old rapper Chief Keef, sits behind bars on probation violations, a new scandal has hit the marijuana smoking, violence prone star. According to TMZ, Keef, real name, Keith Cozart, has been hit with a child support lawsuit for knocking up a 14-year-old girl in 2011, who is in middle school. It is estimated she was between the ages of 12 and 13 when the sexual encounter occurred and the rapper was 16.

Chief Keef

Under Illinois law, this is illegal and constitutes a misdemeanor. It's time for Keef to take stock of his life. Arrests, teen pregnancies and explicit lyrics such as "I can f**k your mama" and "we smoke dope all day all night" are indicators that he needs to change his lifestyle before it destroys him. This lifestyle has already cost his fellow rapper and friend Lil Reese a lot of trouble.  

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